Chapter 1- Microorganisms And Microbiology Flashcards

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1
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Microbiology is defined by what techniques?

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  • culture media for isolation and growth of organism in pure culture.
  • biochemical to study cell components
  • molecular and genetics techniques
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2
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All cell organism have what in common? And define them.

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Cytoplasmic membrane- selective barrier against inside of cell to outside environment
Cytoplasm- aqueous solution containing membrane, proteins, ions
Chromosome-genetic element carrying essential gene
Genetic material- all information is stored as DNA and information is divided into functional units called genes
Genome- full set of complement gene
Plasmid- carrying non essential gene
Ribosome site of protein sythesis

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3
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A full set of complement gene?

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Genome

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4
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All cell store their genetic information as DNA, and this is divided into functional units called _______.

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Genes

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5
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3 categories of microorganism according to their structure

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Prokaryotes
Eukaryotes
Viruses

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Characteristic of eukaryotes

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Membrane bound organelles
Nucleus
Complex Internal organization
Divide by meiosis and mitosis

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Characteristic of prokaryotes

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No membrane bound organelles and nucleus
Smaller than eukaryotes
Simpler internal organization
Divide by binary fission
Mostly unicellular
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8
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Give 2 major groups of eukaryotes and prokaryotes?

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Eukaryotes.
Protists and fungi

Prokaryotes
Bacteria and archea

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9
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Unicellular or multicellular eukaryotic microorganism without cell differentiation into tissues

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Protists

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10
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Microbiology

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The study of organism that is too small to be seen with unaided eye.

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11
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Animal like eukaryotes

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Protozoa

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12
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Plant like eukaryote

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Algae

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13
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Slime milds and water molds

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Filamentous eukaryotes

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13
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Acellular infectious particles. Extremely small

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Viruses

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14
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Classifying organisms based on evolutionary relationships by comparing small subnunit rRna genes.
Prokaryotes- ___ ribosome
____ ssu rRna
Eukaryotes

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Prokaryotes 70 s, 16 rrna

Eukaryotes 80s , 18 rrna

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15
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Steps in sequencing rRNA genes

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Step 1. Dna collection form pure culture
Step 2- ssu rRNa amplified by PcR
Step 3. Gene is sequenced
Step 4. Sequnce is aligned with sequences from other organism.

16
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Used to calculate evolutionary distance btwn organism

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Numbe rof differences from sequencing rRNA genes

17
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3 distinct domains of life

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Bacteria
Archaea
Eukarya

18
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Fundamental unit of biological diversity

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Species

19
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Describe microbes 
Use compound microscope up to 39x 
Observe cells in cork
Bread mold
Beginning of cell theory
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Robert hooke

20
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Built microscope magnified by 50-300x
Animalcules
First discovery of bacteria

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Antoni van leeuwenhoek

21
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Wine beer prodcution
Fermentation
Pasteurization
Aseptic technique

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Louis pasteur

22
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Anthrax from Bacillus anthracis

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Robert koch

23
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An isolation method

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Streak plate

24
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Colony

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Mass of cells arose from one single cell.

Used to create pure culture

25
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Separation method

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Spread plate

Pour plate

26
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Range of countable plates

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30-300

27
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Titre

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Concentration of bacteria in a population

28
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How to calculate titre

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Number of cells x df